User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Front Page
- Contents
- Figures
- New Features in OMT32 Version R1A
- Abbreviations
- Part 1 – Hardware
- 1. Safety
- 2. Introduction
- 3. Installation
- 4. Commissioning
- 5. Functional Description
- Repeater Design
- Block Diagram
- Board and Unit Descriptions
- DC - Directional Coupler
- DPX - Duplex Filter
- LNA - Low Noise Amplifier
- CHA - Channel Amplifier Board for Channel Selective Operation
- CSA and PA Boards for Channel Selective CDMA Operation
- BSA and PA Boards for Band Selective Operation
- DIA Board
- CU Control Unit Board
- Repeater CU Software and Hardware Compatibility
- Cabling
- Part 2 – Software
- 6. OMT32 Installation
- 7. Help
- 8. Getting Started
- 9. OMT32 Features
- 10. Repeater Operations
- 11. Alarms and Events
- 12. Troubleshooting
- 13. Optional
- Appendix A - Menu Reference Guide
- Index
- Questionnaire
12
. Troubleshooting
This chapter contains the following sections:
• Active alarm, page 12-2
What to do when an active alarm is generated
• Modem debug tools, page 12-4
Fault tracing tools for troubleshooting the OMT modem and the
repeater modem.
• R2R, communication problem, page 12-5
Verification of the link communication speed.
• R2R, advanced node configuration, page 12-6
Fault tracing tool for advanced troubleshooting.
Important
Before opening the repeater for service or repair, read carefully the entire
Chapter 1, Safety, and Outdoor Installation and Service Limitations in
Chapter 3.
Authorized personnel only are allowed to dismantle any part of the
repeater at the site.
To open the repeater, use a 5mm Allen key (6mm for older repeaters).
Power Failure in General
As the entire parameter setting and channel information is stored in an
EEPROM in the repeater, all parameter and channel information remains
intact after a power failure or turn off.
ALLGON System AB AR Repeaters & OMT32 Troubleshooting
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